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Rita Hayworth - Put the Blame on Mame

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Uploaded by on Nov 29, 2007

Rita Hayworth as Gilda (probably he most famous role). The scene also features Glenn Ford

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  • Fantastic!

    What is ''mame'' ; Ι can't understand...

  • @StaVrosKaRditsa "Mame" is a name. It rhymes with blame, and so it fit the song. There's a famous musical from the '60s called Mame. Glad I could help.

  • i've heard, that on ''Gilda'' she wasn't singing it, and she wasn't singing amado mio! is it true?

  • @21vikija That would be true. For a musical star, she rarely did her own singing.

  • is this her actually singing or what she dubbed by someone else?

  • @Hankleberg Rita was dubbed by Anita Ellis.

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  • Old Hollywood's so much better looking than what we have now.

  • Not THATS a real woman!

    The stars were so beautiful (and non plastic) and classy back then.

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  • @KingOfPopFanz4Ever LOL, I was about to type in the exact same thing! I love how he was a fan of these kinds of stars. That's respect for real entertainment for yah. ;)

  • Cute and sexy! 

  • @StaVrosKaRditsa "mame" isn't simply a name ... Don't hear to prudish hypocrats like theatre2film. In this context mame means simply breasts or tits ...

  • The one and only Rita...a true Hollywood goddess. R.I.P. and God bless you.

  • they put this clip in Michael Jackson's This is it for the song Smooth Criminal

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